Google Launches "Brotli" Compression Algorithm For The Web
Google has announced today Brotli, "a new compression algorithm for the Internet" that easily defeats other compression algorithms.
Brotli is a new data format that gets 20~26% higher compression ratios over Google's two-year-old Zopfli compression algorithm.
Brotli deflates as fast as zlib while compressing more densely than LZMA and Bzip2.
Google is hoping Brotli will become adopted by all modern web-browsers. More details via today's Google open-source announcement.
Brotli is a new data format that gets 20~26% higher compression ratios over Google's two-year-old Zopfli compression algorithm.
Brotli deflates as fast as zlib while compressing more densely than LZMA and Bzip2.
Google is hoping Brotli will become adopted by all modern web-browsers. More details via today's Google open-source announcement.
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